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Smyrna Appoints Veteran Lawman Kyle Evans as New Town Attorney

SMYRNA, Tenn. (WGNS) - The Town of Smyrna has a new face leading its legal team. Officials announced Wednesday that Kyle Evans will serve as the new Town Attorney, bringing decades of Rutherford County experience to the position. Evans is a familiar name in Midstate public safety circles. He began...
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New traffic signal in Murfreesboro to go live May 18

A new traffic signal at John Bragg Highway and Lyons Farm Parkway in Murfreesboro will be fully operational Monday morning after a week in flashing mode.
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2026 layoffs in Tennessee eclipsing recent years

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Thousands of workers have been laid off in Tennessee just four months into 2026. From January through April, WARN notice data shows that 3,377 workers were laid off in Tennessee. In that same time frame last year, 3,370 workers were laid off. In 2024, that number was significantly less, with a
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Backyard Chicken Laws in Tennessee: What Every Keeper Needs to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by munzelminka via pixabay Tennessee is one of the more welcoming states for backyard chicken keeping — but that welcome comes with a long list of local fine print. Whether you live in Nashville, Knoxville, Memphis, or a rural hollow in th
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Three Murfreesboro students taken into custody after separate cafeteria altercations

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WZTV) — Three Siegel High School students were taken into custody on Wednesday after separate altercations involving teachers and a school resource officer inside the school cafeteria, according to Rutherford County authorities. Officials said the incidents began on May 13 when a 16-year-old studen
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Fugitive wanted in TN, MS captured by SWAT teams

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A fugitive wanted in Tennessee and Mississippi for fleeing from law enforcement was captured by the Tipton County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday. Sheriff Shannon Beasley said that Gerald Craddock was wanted for a Violation of Probation/Parole warrant for Felony Evading since mid-April. Deputies said Cradd
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GPS softball punches ticket to Murfreesboro with dominant quarterfinal performance

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Right from the first pitch in a D-II AA Quarterfinal tilt between the Bruisers of Girls Preparatory School and the Eagles of Brentwood Academy, it was clear who the better squad was. The Bruisers bats went to work immediately, raking in 6 runs in the opening...
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14 Tennessee Pizza Spots So Beloved They Don’t Need a Marketing Budget

Tennessee has pizza places that don’t advertise on billboards or flood your social media feed, yet they’re packed every single night. These are the spots where locals guard their favorite table, tourists stumble upon by sheer luck, and word-of-mouth does all the heavy lifting. From farm-to-oven experiences in tiny town
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Fast, Agile, and Risky: One Police Department Expands Motorcycle Enforcement While Another Keeps Motorcycles...

LA VERGNE, Tenn. - The La Vergne Police Department is significantly bolstering its traffic safety division following the recent graduation of two veteran members from a rigorous motorcycle instructor course. Sergeant Wilson and Field Training Officer Magliocco successfully achieved their certifications, marking a pivot
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Kim Kardashian urges Tennessee governor to allow DNA testing for death row inmate

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Reality TV star Kim Kardashian urges Gov. Bill Lee to allow DNA and fingerprint testing for Tony Carruthers. “Tennessee is about to execute Tony Carruthers without testing DNA and fingerprint evidence that could prove his innocence,” Kardashian said in a social post. “Call Governor Lee’s office a

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